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Smyrna times., 1887-09-14
New Fence.

The farmers of New Castle county
nave been captured by what is calIeS
the Dayton wire and HEDGE fenco
which had its origin in DAYTON. Ohio
- was introduced IN New jersey some
TWO years ago and from accounts has
proved entirely satisfactory. Two or
three large delegations of New Castle
county farmers have been to see II the
company which went to Trenton last
week numbering forty-two leadinC
citizens. In their certificate. wbicb
was signed by all the company thew
say: ''ey
AT the invitation of Samuel johnson
agent of the Dayton Hedge and VIZ
renee Company, of DAYTON. Ohio yeo
VISITED trenton and saw for ourselves tbe
FENCES treated according to their patent
system OF plashing hedges, and after n
careful and critical examination of h aro
prepared to say, in our judgement IL is tbo
best fence, for the following reasons
lst, 1t takes up so little room.
End, is so easily kept in order.
9rd' t VIII turn the smallest and strong
9Th, it will not blow down.
9th, 1t Is highly ornamental.
9th, you can cultivate close up toit
Ith, it will last for all time, and will cost
as little as any practical fence.
9th, we heartily recommend its adonticn
TO the farmers of New Castle county
A fence that will cost less than tho |
post and rail, with all ofits ADVANTAGES
As this is said to, will not be slow to
lttract the attention of the farmers of
Kent also, especially if it requires less
are IN the busy summer season than
he Usage hedge which has practically
aken the place of the wooden fence
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14
New Advertisements.

IHE attention of our readers is called
to the following new advertisements.
Visitors to Philadelphia--Straw-
bridge & Clothier. .
Iron Clad Wanamaker &
Brown. ~
Seasonable Hints-E. G. Walls.
Peach, Grape and Ornamental Trees
}. d. Scout. 10
Bros. -''''Oii
Notice 10 Customers-C. C. Boehm-
Peach Trees-J. Alex. Fulton.
License Notice-Wm. Fell
Cows for Sale-John V. Spruance
Pu6lIc Sale of Personal Property-
Joseph Mallalieu.
salesman Of Clothing-W. E. Baker
Mares for Sale-Jas. X. OrreIl
House for Rent-John II. Bewlev
samantha at Saratoga--Hub6ard
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14

The position of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad affairs is more apparent
now that its condition is better under
stood, viz: that the great deal" was
simply that of borrower and lender
The road had incurred such enormous
expense in purchasing the right of wav
INTO Philadelphia including the CON.
struction from Baltimore to that citv
as to use up its surplus and leave a
floating debt that could only be met
oy loan. This was furnished bv tho
syndicate to the amount of SO OOOo OOo
The road still remains an independent
hne' the only change being that it will
De run on more economical princiDles
ana with new president. The very
fact that all this was necessary how
ever has sent the stock down from 5000
to SI25 a share, which shows that If
had reached crisis in its affairs that
only bold move could save from dis.
aster.
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14
Town Hall.

The iron girders, weighing nearly
four i0 tons, which were procured from
Trenton, for the Improvement and en-
!iargtement of the Town Hall. were nnt
IN IN place last week by Joseph Wright e
son. the contractors. A Stage and two
dressing rooms are to be added to the
Ihe front Of the audience room. Also
place for an orchestra in front of the
stage, while at the other end a semi
circular gallery is being constructed
Inc seating capacity of the hall will be
increased about $50. A belrrev will he
added and the fire bell hung there
which was recently purchased The
larger part of the carpentering work is
done, but there is considerable of what
Is called " finishing" that will reonire
until about the first of November to
nave in complete readiness.
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14
Wanamaker & Browns Indnst,.u

Inc preparations of this establisb,,o,,
IIr Ihe industrial Parade are nov, eli.
Iiaiiieu' ana commensurate with tbo occa
II Will be altogether ILLUSTRATIVE of tb,
progress OF clothing, the salient Mn. 'ilI ~,
e Selotines- making and the grasp oftbe b0nso
IL, io' .UaIngihgi through the modern facilities
its trade to this city. '0'''''eS'
! Heading the line will be q Ior,, -
TO mark its beginning. blazo5od 0",,iIr ,,iitL
w ahamaker " Brown, the LARGEST Po
'alI CLOTHING Business in the World y
- following this, the band oftbe 5ist NJ.
! orh heSlment, Prof Eben. Leader of 81
PIeees-probablly y the largest band in tho
PFo9SGesSlon-and 9S5 81 ranking among the fnast
IN the United States. '''' i''iesV
~ 1tlter II, the display particular will beoin
enclosure, with grass growing fonT sbeoaP b5eeP
IIIIs0lihg at 1t, and watched bv bovs IN
N. EELlIand .l, pIalds, with shepherds crooks
me illustrative character of the whole
float. 7"'"o'eu from TINS initial
Then, next in illustration, man in the
costume e OF 1887, with the implements of his
craft a century ago. VI MS
!, Inc thlrd float is to set forth rs il NAV
the diversity to which the clothing trade
ministers. ''"ue
me next hoat presents a scene long gone
out tof knowledge, except in pictures. Three
women sit at the old-ashioned spinning
Wheeis' managing distatf and spindle i'm
such fashion as they can, after the ancient
household d, method of getting clothing. The |
oGncrSe Illustration to this-an old lady
luxury. ol
Following this will bea panorama worthy
OF transterence to a more permanent fam, YffSmy
for, its educating effect. Marching bobjnII biGriI
a banner inscribed-"Our Clot6ing. tba
Top | OF -Four Centuries of Tailoring;'@e-
DC four patoons of men. each nlatonr
dressed in the costume fits century Frs" Frs
] l9qlan qlan costume, of 1887 the Netherlander'
al, of 1887. 00'iIineh-
j., The floats that follow this will be festoop-
II Ia lot tne sake OF being in keeping with
n9 Tkd pictorial io nature Of the preceding.
ylll present the actual shipment for 04ts tGo
lE lay OF parade, of the Order Department snt
where clothing is made and sent dF t,,'eni 70 am
ries "'u o'Her coun-
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14
Centennial Arch.

-, Visitors to the Centennial at PhiIadeI-
phIa must not fail to see the beautiful Arch
CONSTRUCTED by A. c. Yates & 20 t6n
largest Clothing House in the city. ot Gtb
ana Chestnut streets. No exnsnse hos
9een 9een spared to render this structure tbo m
nnest OF the kind ever erected in PhiIodeil
phla' ana becomes another evidence of Tho
enterprise and push ofthis firm. Our read-
nihcent Arch, which Will he iIimn,innsaas Ii'''a laas
every evening and at same time fo sIor in
slde and examine their fall and winter stocL
Philadelphia. 0''''''''8 III
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14

The most notable example of the
power OF the press ever before mani
tested IN our State was that of the ar
rest OF torty-twO policy dealer and
gamblers in Wilmington yesterday
men who up to this time have defed
the Mayor and his police. The imme-
diate work was by the EUery Eveninq,
the Morning Ne,o8 having waged con-
slant battle against these criminals for
several years.
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14

NEXT to the dog catcher, the arcbi-
teet who drew the plan for the new
Federal building for Wilmington has
surred up the people of that citv. The
lawyers write about it, the newspapers
Dettle 1t and even the city council that
never agrees on anything voted unani.
mously that building Of such arcbitee.
ture did not comport with the dignity
oi the city. They want a post office
not modelled either after a synagogue
nor the monumental buildingin Dover
The aid of the Messrs. Bayard. Grav
and Lore has been invoked to induce
the Government to give them a more
elevated building, ,-one that thev can
feel pride in-and remember the Cow
ernment with grateful feelings there
fore.
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14
business LOcalS


W4ANTEED.-One or two horses ia
BOARD. VIoi,o apply to w. f. Waters, South
WIN. I. Smithels has to loan So OOO
IN sums OF 81 900 each and also 80 500
on mortgage Cn farm land.
The CHEAPEST and BEST Peach
6aSKet . ,SSI, IS made by TSCHUDY &
For the BEST Lemons in Smyrna. 90
10 stevenson q Peregoy's Market St.
J, II. Primrose & Co., Real Estate
ibrokers, have few Sewing Machines
IeiC winch they offer at less than half
price. We can save you 500 on the
PuIGnase OF one machine. A rood
machine for $40. s'0u
Others S tba bHlaney ne disorder and say for the good Of
me- ,. ,.isl Df; kenhedyS Fayorite Remedy cured
+ Ia, ICY. N. :. Z. Chandler, Lebanon SPRINGS n "
had stone in the bladder and GraveI r. ~ ;bo l
ana n,!, used Dr. Kennedys Favore Remedy
v Price 81 ga "gii,I5 y. Parsons Rochester n.
Bi BBiTndogt ~ J., for a book on kidney Liver o25
'ioou disorders. Mention this paper. anu
Granite and Porcelain Tea and
Gn3m6er a 10 Sets, plain and decorated, at
}. B. CooDer's. '''o0' az
Choice Mackeral, at J. B. Cooper's
Deyoe Brilliant Oil, the best and SAT-
est oil made, at J. B. Cooper's.
Pulpit and Family Bibles, at J. B.
Ladies, Gents and Children's Gosss-
meres, at J. B. Cooper's.
Window Shades and Spring Fixtnres
at J. b. Cooper's. Loops and Fringes''
Window Shades made and hung to
9rder- Artists Materials and Hand
FaInted Pictures at Wilkinson's
=. Constantly on hand a large LOT Of
FlGture Frames. Frames made 70
order at Wilkinson's. ~
The Perkins & House Non-FvnIo.
we we Lamp Is the only Lamp fit to he
lSeq among children. 1t cannot ex1
2 3lode or break. Sold only by ]. B
Blank Books, all Styles, Sizes and
Qualities, at J. B. Cooper's. anu
JOOper's. a. . D.
STEVENSON & PEREGOY, will re- :
eve and ill all orders for ice cream,
t the shortest notice. cam [
Order any Book you want, at J. B.
Cucumber Wood Pumps for sale bv
'm- FAIRIES, Commerce street.
Spears Fireplace Heaters, at VIM
aries, Commerce Street. " Fl
! .TIinnIware, Woodenware, Lamps and
II Cloths, at VIM. Faries'.
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14
constitutional Centennial Celebration
at PHILADELPHIA.

Inc centennial anniversary of the ad,,.
Ilun Ii OF the CONSTITUTION of the United St.ta.
VIII DC celebrated in Philadelnbi, W
september 10Th, 10th and 18th. W
thursday, September 18th. is assioned e.,
grand industrial Display. 1t wifi iIlns'
,,,o'oo r.o,o 'ae customs, characteristics, com
neI1o-, urts' implements of industry. ,Gc
,,.a. l'ot c9ul pared with those in use at tbe
present time. This display MOVING IN ~ ione. ele
procession, mounted upon immense dootg
promises TO be of unusual interest ond
oeauty, ana will afford ocular demonstro.
lloh OI the changes and progress in Tho frst
century OF our constitutional existence H.
the evening Governor Beaver. of Pennsli-
Vani9i Will hold q public reception NJ H.
Academy Of Music. P'" "' Tue
On friday, September 10th, there will bo
a.,gF9hu military parade and review, il
which the militia Of the varions Stotae ~ M
!aKe part assisted by detachments of
Onlted states regulars and marines and
sailors from the ships Of war in the barbo,
Fuily htteen thousand men will be in In
ana the display will without doubt bo ~
nnest seen in this country since tbe war In
Tue evening Q reception will be held IN
ho9oT OF the President Of the United States
anu % inc representatives Of foreign govern
On Saturday, September I7tb snoo;oI
commemorative services will be held In In
dependence square, presided over nv Prasi ,, ~
lent lent Cleveland. The Grafton will be deliv-
'1ied by Justice Miller of the supreme
yourt, ana the singing of National 6vm,s
y the chlldren OF the Public Schools VII
e 'ea prominent feature, while fhe no,,sia NJ
Washington Dahd OF
IN order to accommodate all those uho
lay desire to attend, the PennsYI,,omdHio mHo
.aiIr4ad Will sell excursion tickets fo Ipga phiIa
lelphia, September 18th to l7tb. incInsi.ia. M
oo oou 70 return until September 2Oth incin
sS, -a,, ION az stations on its main line ana
""e'ss' ~ single fare for the round trim
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14

ledges, are in q hopeless minority. All
Oh Whlch does not speak very we'll for
MS courage or political acumen The
question of these reforms is not a marty
one; it concerns all. Their need is
acknowledged and upon the Democ-
IaS:y racy, as tne dominant party, rests the
II1 I1SIsponslOliity OF inaugurating them.
i ne iuea Cnat the Democratic party ex-
ISIS FOR its own benefit alone, or for the
Oene1G OF certain few while the rank
ana ME are only allowed the privilege
OF voting as the wisdom of fifty wears
ago indicated, is fallacious and hurt
H iul one not only to the party but to the
another paper which halls from the
same county as our lone defender of
Uhe ola constitution, the Seaford Review.
thus takes up the question in a wide
difference with its Georgetown neigh
Dor:
Who has heard a just and sufficient
reason why a convention should not
1e hei0 The DeIdaOare
Democrat raises the cry that a conveno
tion and constitutional reform means
the supremacy of the Republican por-
W that 1t is Republican dodge. Far |
Oetter, says every true Democrat. to be |
under progressive Republicanism than
10 De crushed soul and body bv FOSSIL
lzed and barnacled BOurbonism.
Inc enemies constitutional reform are
against the rights of the people and to
SratIy their intense and inOrdiuate sell
Ilsnness are striving to keep the masses
IN ignorance in order to corrupt and
use use them for their base purposes. IS
ne friends of constitutional reform
ire the true friends of the people. of
free education and a hi0her
lhu noOler civilization. The
question of convention is not a marty
question; but one in which Democrats
,;I: tGPuoIlcahs' Greenbackers, and Pro-
llbiticnists are alike interested = 4
ne constitutional relOrmers hold that
government, whether state or national.
; !; lor the people, of the people and by ]
he people"
another Democratic paper of Sussex
ounty, the Laurel Gazette, thus closes ]
n editorial on the position of the
Georgetown paper:
The present constitution is old :
1gyish' and played OUT 1t will not ;
ut this generation. We are a pro +
lr.esslve people and want to see the '
1amond State grow and prosper.
Every intelligent voter in the State
nows that we have no rights which
le politicians are bound to resDect P
hey held the reins and drive the polit- a
al team to that haven which gives P
lem grab at the public seat and b
ower to do as they please. The one r
an power will continue so long as the J
.eSent constitution is the organic law e.
the land. The people demand a 81
I6ahge they want to elect their own e.
ncers from Governor down to school
m1mlssiOner, and new constitution y,
ny Will allow them to do it. Let us r
I've the convention" IS - -
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14
Clayton Sunday Snhnn1

The Clayton Sunday school of the
M Il. church was organized ON Sunday
last, with the following officers and
teachers: Superintendent, Aubrey Van
deVer; Assistant Superintendent, G. A.
Brown; Superintendent of infant de.
Partment, Mrs. A. Harris; Secretary
ana Treasurer, p. B. Darrell; Musical
Director, c. A. Brown; Organist. Clara
Sevil. Teachers, John r. Harris. Geo,
Brockson, Mrs. c. A. Brown. Mrs. NJ
}; Clifton, Mrs. S. NJ. Nudge. M. L.
Nudge, w. H. Clark, Miss A. ID. Maize
Mrs. 4. A. Clark and Mrs. Grace Sulli,
van.
46 scholars were enrolled and copsid-
cradle interest manifested and everv-
thing bids fair for large and prospect
Gus school. The school meets in the
hall over the hardware store.
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14

WITH the President and his wife, the
heads Of the departments, the govern
ors OF the thirteen original states that
signed the Constitution, the influx of
the thousands of people that will pour
into the city to witness the civic and
military pageant, Philadelphia, for the
next three days will present a spectacle
that rs rarely witnessed in a life time
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14
NOTICE.

| ~, Notice IS hereby given that v,i,,,.
| le.i, Dclng the tenant of lbs hon., HhLIIIaIn ha
Ee ,ne delaware House. " in the Town Of S,, - d" i =
@ @'i CuuHly ana state of Delaware iutand - yi IA
IFliV"lI3h 70 the Court of General SeSsil,,S ~ IN
is SCe @ ana JalI Delivery Of the State of y, ~ W
,riii W NtHt county, at It's next session ,,,biL
tSollllllelce and be held at Dover in Et
69,, - NJ tSaiu' on Monday, the twenty fonrtI
,ti"tI IN me year Of our Lord O1a ~
torti 'I',l hundred and eighty-seven for IicaUSo
~, yJP'lS OF an Inn or tavern and aufbCri.
fies "l Intoxicating liquors in less 0uanti
i, a. ,' S''e quart 10 be drunk on the rrer,isos
~ ~ ST Sa!H delaware House" The seid " RS'
al - ilouSe' wherein an inn or tavern jS Dr1yIle
~ ~ Htpl Wlth the privilege Of selling tb,Ij
0nert "a ~ liquors IN less quantities Than one
1nit, 9 ~ Ie uuIIHk VI on the premises is located n,
ia L. ~ ~Niuol DIStrlct Nos. and a. and Z ana IN
SIi -; rV;"IHty Aforesaid and forming one ir1itoj
H. ~ VI DiSlt.ct Dy the name Of the Smvrns Phi
NJ iio'N ana at the Southeast corner ~
To,., 'eteet ana Methodist Street i'm fba saiJ
~ TrII"H OF smyrna, in Kent comfy e6Ir.sat.SS
ne llme when The said applicof;on ,yil ~ "a.
"a my WI be on Monday the twentv.fourtS
10! %. October in the year of our 9rj - 1a ,n
~ ii,o'!SH!iu elght hundred and eigbtv.Seven bi
r tite HIst uay OF the next term Of The Sajj C,Is
ii,o " a. a. sessions OF the Peace and IaiI no
nonr; 9i 1te etate OF Delaware. in and for Rent
me names of the respectable citizens
nm lS ing my said application are
wilson ]. Cavender Nm IT -,
Jacob Leinberger Tbos - a1IuuIl!'
Peter 7. Collins, q a VioIU!'
I. F. Jefferson W: a VICE
W. A. C. Hardcastle - n, iallneI'
c. ". Wilumsen. Tbo,ioi ~; DliHtoh n
0 Fie6oai i'0eI'IhleT' VIM. NJ. Lewis
smyrna, Del, Sept. IS, lsS7-Sw ELL
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14
For The Smyrna Times.
Ref1aofion

Horses are capable of great attach
ment Tor each other, as we'll as for their
masters and humane friends.
Ihat the animal once so worshiDped
by older and nobler races should have
become creature on which the TEN
per oi ignorant men could vent itself.
ana the victim of the inhuman and the
careless, speaks but i'll for our moral
progress.
Smyrnd, Det., September 18Th, 1887.
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14

iHE editor of the Georgetown De,oo-
crat says we misstated his position in
opposing new Constitution in sa,.ino
tnat The logic Of the argument seems
to be that the Democrats sbouId AZ
priye themselves of all the benefits of
an advanced civilization because the
republicans might share in The bene.
nus" and then defines the position of
the paper thus: We stated tb., tbo
Republicans would be SO benefited bv
having their views engrafted in ,bo
new constitution as to work LASTING in
jury to the Democratic party and the
people Of the State"
We will not undertake to aroue tbo
merits Of the above item which has IL
It 50 much Of the old spirit Of the mas.
Ter and the slave, the right of one class
70 rule and the duty of the other -
humbly obey, but quote what another
democratic paper that has advanced
beyound the crustacean age Of develon-
ment has to say on the position assnrp
ed by our esteemed cOtemporary. We
quote from the Middletown Tra1sc,;,,,
The Georgetown Democrat opnosas
the constitutional convention. Tbo
euitor claims that it is a measure sun-
ported by the Republicans and there
fore should be let severely alone bv fbe
Democrats, as there might be a possi. |
oiiity Of the Republicans gaining some |
political advantage by the success ~ |
one convention. TO weak-kneed Dem.
oerats his arguments might be convin-
eng, but they fall fat in view of bis
own statements that the Demoerats
have a clear, honest majority ii the
state. With such a majority we fail ~
see bow the Vaccinations OF the wiclr-
ed Republicans could avail them mncb
or how the prestige Of the Democrac,,
could be injured By the granting Of ne
much needed reforms. We think fbe
editor loses sight entirely Of the public
welfare and Acknowledged public needs
IN his extreme timidity and fear Of DO.
hueal enemies, who, as he acknow-
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14

The MOrning Neaos says that /" the
PRESIDENTIAL straws are pointing strong
ly to President Arthur's Secretary of
War-Robert T. Lincoln: on the other
side the DeIal0arean has ceased scold-
ing at Mr.. Cleveland, and will hoist
his name at its masthead in due time.
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14
G8s Smgrua Jimes
Smyrna, DeI.,
Wednesday, Afternoon, Sept IA, 1887.

lHE TIMES" is published every "Wednesday
afternoon by RoBT D. HoFFEcKrr F9itor o,,S
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ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
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OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Gents
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Smyrna times., 1887-09-14

The subject of Constitutional reform
Is not a partizan question. 1t stands
above and beyond this as a matter per-
tanning to the general welfare of the
people, and as such should have their
serious consideration.
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14

over 100 Farms for sale, together
with some desirable town properfy ana
lots. Send for circulars. ! Fl Pp1ISu nu
ROSE q Co., Real Estate Brokers. -
Best place to buy Hardware in TOWN
cneap' is at VIM. FAIRIES.
ra!, Asbestos to- Stove Innings, at VIM.
FARES, Commerce Street " '"'
at J. B. Cooper's. '' i'"'iipS'
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14

When baby was SICK. we gave bor Cas,,,i,
NnIth MHth she was Child, she cried for Castoris
,H,eh Wheh she became Miss, she clung to Csstoris
"neh She had children, she gave them Castofis
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14

w.. vssoEes-lhe sts-,lhe best and cheapest-st
"m' FAIRIES, Commerce street ~
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14

1nere can be no better Shirt than
'ne " Que" sold by J. B. Cooper only.
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14

o,dsl ad Kidney disorder and say for the good of
Ii'e Taa Eev a' : G. Chandler. Lebanon springs
Kidnoo i,Hu S,oDG IN The H.adder and Gravel in the
ana n used Dr. kennedys Favorite Remedy
Ronddnte driGe g. Send 2cent stamp to Dr. Teunedy
Bi, BSiLiliogt' ~ J., for book on Kidney Liver oI;5
n-oul o-sl.ler.. McnL.an lhIs ua1..: w u--l
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14

WANTED.-One or two borsos 70
RG R3ard. apply to w. f. Waters. South
Smyrna times., 1887-09-14

~ IVEOI WaFkcT 81.
= ); II. Primrose & Co., Real Estate
Ib[okefs, pr, nave few Sewing Machines
IclC Which they offer at less than half
price. We can save you 500 on the
PurGhase OF one machine. A good
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-03
THE COURT REFUSES.

The Supreme Court of the United States
has refused to order up the cases of the
Chicago Haymarket murderers, generally
known as The Anarchists" This was
expected. The points made before the
Court were not new and had already been
passed upon, and coed legal minds had de-
cided that there was no force in them,
There remains now but one hope for these
homb-throwing men-killers and that is
the possibility of securing Executive ia
reference. But Governor 0glesby is a
man of heroic timber. He is not TO be
moved by any gush on the part of the
Villa Burke congregation, nor by the pleas
of the Anarchist sympathizers, or the
threatenings Of the heer-cuzzling cellar
eonspiring crowd of foreign rufiaDs who
are attempting to iatimidase him and to
overthrow American institutions. The
seven mnrderers, who were not tried as
Anarcbists-be it kept in mind-but for
violating laws prohibiting the killing of
human beings, must now lie executed.
II will he demonstrated next week that
the majesty of the law can be upheld in
Chicago. The sentence of the Court, We
believe, viii be carried ont, and there will
be no serious attempt 70 prevent II The
Anarchist mob is not nearly 50 strong as it
would have people believe, and the lawful
forces Of the State of Illinois, backed by
the power of the Federal Government. will
not meet with any serious obstacle in pro-
tecting the Sheriff Of Cook county in the
discharge OF his duty.
The decision Of the Supreme Court of
1he United States. in refusing the writ of